PPC Analyst

Overview

I’m working with an independent digital agency who are growing steadily and doing things the right way. They’re looking to bring in a PPC Analyst to join their paid media team and help push things forward across some really interesting accounts.

This role would suit someone who enjoys paid search, likes understanding why things perform the way they do, and wants to keep learning as the channel evolves. You don’t need to be the loudest voice in the room, just confident in your work, curious, and happy working as part of a close-knit team.

• Supporting the Paid Media Manager across paid search activity for a large global brand
• Planning, running and optimising campaigns across Google and Bing
• Getting involved in strategy and helping improve performance and ROI
• Working across search, display and You Tube where needed
• Pulling together clear, useful reports that actually mean something
• Testing new features and formats across Google and Bing
• Working closely with account teams and other media specialists to keep delivery on track

There’s a strong focus on development here. You’ll be learning from people who really know their stuff, with the space to test ideas and grow your confidence rather than just ticking boxes.

• Around 18 months’+ experience managing paid search campaigns
• Someone organised, proactive and comfortable managing multiple campaigns
• Solid communication skills and a collaborative mindset
• A good understanding of bid management tech
• Campaign Manager experience is a bonus, not a deal breaker

This is an agency that genuinely puts people first. Progression is real, not just something talked about in interviews, and you’ll have a chance to influence how things are done as the agency continues to grow.

The culture is friendly, supportive and down-to-earth. People work hard, but they enjoy what they do and who they do it with. You’ll be trusted to get on with your role and supported when you need it.

If you’re a PPC Analyst looking for an agency that feels human, values your input, and gives you room to develop, this could be a great next step.